npmx Advances Internationalization and Branding
Scalable i18n & Global Reach
The internationalization framework has been overhauled to support multiple JSON files and country variants (e.g., es-ES and es-419). New Japanese translations were added, and translation progress is now surfaced directly in the UI via Lunaria integration. Hardcoded strings across components were externalized to en.json for full translatability.
npmx Branding & Ecosystem Integration
Introduced a new API endpoint for dynamic npmx.dev badges, allowing developers to link to package or organization pages directly from their READMEs. On the social front, project members are teasing 'stealthy' new features on Bluesky, sparking community discussion about the future of the browser.
UI Refinement & Search Efficiency
Search usability was improved by debouncing navigation to prevent focus loss during transitions. A new toggle allows users to hide platform-specific packages (e.g., os/arch binaries) by default. The settings page underwent a redesign, including a fix for 'back' navigation functionality to ensure users return to their prior search context.
Visual Polish & Theming
Markdown rendering now supports GitHub-style emojis. The application's design system has been deepened with OKLCH color support for charts and the consistent application of accent colors to checkbox and text inputs.
Infrastructure & Supply Chain
Implemented Knip to identify and prune unused dependencies and configured a new CI job to maintain production code cleanliness. Additionally, GitHub Actions versions were pinned to specific commit hashes for enhanced security.